Rock Island Armory Alpha RVLVR AL3.0 - .357 Magnum Revolver 3520B

357 MAG 2" FS 6RD BLUED Experience the reliability and performance of the Rock Island Armory Alpha RVLVR AL3.0, designed for those who demand excellence in their firearms. This .357 Magnum revolver, part number 3520B, boasts a sturdy construction with a sleek blued finish that not only enhances its durability but also gives it a classic look. With a barrel length of 2 inches and a twist rate of 1:18, this revolver offers precision and power in a compact design, making it perfect for both personal protection and recreational shooting. The Rock Island Armory Alpha RVLVR is equipped with fixed sights for quick target acquisition and a six-round capacity, ensuring you're prepared for any situation. Weighing in at just 1.72 lbs, this medium frame revolver is lightweight yet robust, providing comfortable handling without sacrificing performance. Crafted with rubber grips, it ensures a solid hold, allowing for improved control during operation. Whether you're an experienced shooter or a novice, this revolver delivers an exceptional shooting experience with every pull of the trigger. Features: * Caliber: .357 Magnum / .38 Special for versatile shooting options: Caliber: .357 Magnum / .38 Special for versatile shooting options * Barrel: 2-inch blued barrel for durability and a sleek appearance: Barrel: 2-inch blued barrel for durability and a sleek appearance * Twist: 1:18 twist rate for enhanced accuracy: Twist: 1:18 twist rate for enhanced accuracy * Fixed sights for quick target acquisition: Fixed sights for quick target acquisition * Capacity: 6-round cylinder for reliable firepower: Capacity: 6-round cylinder for reliable firepower * Weight: Lightweight design at 1.72 lbs for easy handling: Weight: Lightweight design at 1.72 lbs for easy handling * Frame: Medium frame designation for comfortable grip: Frame: Medium frame designation for comfortable grip * Grips: Rubber grips for a solid hold during operation: Grips: Rubber grips for a solid hold during operation